national identities

Question 1

schuden

Answer 1

All British people are socialised into a common culture and identity

Question 1

Phillips

Answer 1

• The national curriculum supports the ideology of nationalism and creates national identity
• The teaching through history lessons creates a shared national conscious and a collective identity where people feel connected to a history which they were not part of.
• The British education system teaches in the eyes of British people and involvement.

Question 2

schuden

Answer 2

All British people are socialised into a common culture and identity

Question 3

kumar

Answer 3

• the English find it difficult to say who they are and that English national identities are elusive
• the quest to expand ‘britishness’ may have diluted englishness

Question 4

cashmere and troyna

Answer 4

english national identity appears to have strengthened

Question 5

hewitt

Answer 5

• birthing has seen a white backlash from white working classes
• Encouraged a new form of white British nationalism or identity in Britain
• Education system creates and reinforces national identities

Question 6

hall

Answer 6

Counties display 3 different reactions to globalisation:
1: they may accept a global culture, and all countries become similar: cultural homogenisation
2: cultural hybridity: may take in some parts of global culture and develop a new but still individual culture
3: cultural resistance: they may resist global culture and protect cultural heritage

Question 7

FAIRWEATHER AND ROGERSON

Answer 7

Argue that cultural homogenisation is occurring due to:
- computer software
- Advertising
- Antisocial behaviour
- Digital communication does not give rules or police morality and ethics